Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-09
C NEWS NOTES.
Thermometer 2 q. M: 80 above.
Silver has dropped to $1.O2A an ounce

Is Silver has dropped to $I.O2K an ounc'
Silver is dropping, being quotedat $40
. an ounce yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Ousley is very i'll and not e,
/ pected to survive the day.
3 James r. Boyce, Jr., and Saul Marssea
> left for the East last evening.
e. B. Waterbury. Of Anaconda, called a
, The MINER Office yesterday.
Harry Osborne is able to be at his plac
of business, but is far from being veil.
Miss Maggie FurIong is lying dangerousE
i'll at her home on East Granite street.
w. p. Shussler now WINS sixth interes
10 the White Metal lode, for which be pai'
Isl.
Ninety per cent. of the travellers to east
ern points from Butte purchase second
class tickets.
Justice Dingevon is doing a rushing civi
business-no lees than fifteen cases being
docketed yesterday.
G. W. Bird, Travelling Auditor OF the
| Northern Pacific, is in the city adjusting
claims against his road.
Mrs. J.. w. Cornelius is over from Ana.
conda, and is making a pleasant visit with
Mrs. David Thomas in CentervilIe.
Charles Ness has purchased from Alex.
Gardiner lots 1 and 2 in block 7. in Fau-
sett's Addition; consideration, $3.50.
A. Sands came in yesterday from Helena.
and departed for his home in Denver on
this mornings Utah & Northern train.
Harry ELVES, the man shot by Wholesale
liquor dealer Schlesinger. was in the streets
yesterday for the first time since the shoot
ing.
The Alice Mining Company shipped by
Pacific Express yesterday twelve bars OF
bullion, weighing 1 ,199 pounds, valued at
$19,1S4.
All documents hereafter that require to
be authenticated by the county clerk will
bear the impress Of a brand new seal. Clerk
Booth having received one yesterday.
/. Gen. Anderson, Chief Engineer OF the
Northern Pacific. was in Butte yesterday
viewing, the Walkerville extensi,.n OF tho
Montana Union. He tool the night train
for Helena.
Sam Braunhart, a good Democrat, and
an ex-member OF the California Legisla-
ture, is doing Butte in the interest OF his
house,. 8. Rosenbaum & Co., cigar man
ufacturers OF San Francisco.
Died-On the 9TH instant, Ruby, infant
daughter of Chris and Anna DeIlen; aged
II days. Funeral at 1 p. IN. to-day.
are invited to attend from the
Ia I4lly I0BIuCACCs Il
There is considerable rivalry between the
those OF the retail grocers. The way they !
turn a down grade corner would make al
old time stage driver a k to hard drink.
Died-At Walkervile yesterday, the in
|ant daughter of James and Mary Northy; |
aged, one year and six months. The funer-
will take place from the family residence
On Thursday, the 10th instant, at 1:3O
.. m.
Lost-Yesterday afternoon. somewhere
D. J. Hennessy 4 Co.'S and Pax
,on's stationery store, a locket iopyx, set
II go}d). The finder will be suitably re-
by leaving it at d. J. Hennessy &
Cos store, on Main street.
Any member OF the A. o. U. w. having a
of the Waterman containing the his
;ory of Father Upchurc'l, the founder OF
he order, will confer a favor by handing it
Dr.L. E.. Holmes, or to Joseph Venable,
Vt Office OF Mantle &Warren.
Patrick Maloney was brought to the
heriffs Office yesterday, being deemed in
ane. He has been employed at the Parrot
meter for a time, and was an inmate of
he Territorial asylum for two years. He
viii have an examination before Probate
Judge Irvine. |
Xul. ANVIL HCAs oAC vi u DcFO -
ng bachelors in the Territory, and withal
pleasant, genial gentleman, will leave to-
for Hot Springs, Arkansas, for the
'enetit OF his health. The best wishes of a
arge circle OF Montana friends accompany I
fr. McCranor on his journey. l.
Omaha Republican, 4th: The city circu- |
alton of the Republican will hereafter be
n charge of MIR. John G. Richviile, who has
ecu connected with leading western news
apers. He will at once reconstruct his ,
orps Of markers and putin force the latest
used in successfully serving sub
|.
Mr.. r. G.. Brown, superintendent and one ;
I the owners OF the Blue-eyed Nellie mine,
now in Butte and reports that his mine =
making daily shipments OF ore averag ing .
200 per ton in silver and lead. Mr. Brown :
as been suffering from q severe throat :
rouble which caused a. total loss OF voice, =
ut from the treatment received from DR.. +
j. Smith, of this city. he has entirely i
bis voice and is rapidly regaining J.
ia health ~